Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-02

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Ordsrs hsve bssh rsssised fuz Ne In
mediate e1eotion Of three cavalry 1ionlea
Al ne garrison, 70 be bullt cn tss plan
of those raoently constructed. Ine nv
ssables il il esiimate1 vii oees sloQV0.
TheR viii Be- built b. contrast. aaf-
ssrmasteF KinRsbury WiIl op1n hlds n
IN Walla Walie Bnton.
Asuipdls was woehed % farmer
near Walla Walla lately. BE uishsa %
eell his farm. a man MADE his appear
anos, nnraed 10 buy and paid &lo0 a.
forfeit. He went away. In % lev 4@yl
q eso0nd man came along nnd BID . niN-
GER price. No. cams again. Gle9o1
paid him 8llO0 90 release the barRRfn.
ana now Be Il locking for The purchases
who was 10 pay the biRRsst price.
Tbs WaIla WaiIa 6tefssssaa hes rs-
csivsd reliable information that the
Oregon Railway q NsyiRation Company
are moving b the maleeF % ne Eufek9
FIas hranoh read, which all interested
n ths nAt viii be glad 70 hear. It1 cor
respondent wFiiea that Rr1eers heye
passed through, and Il can reasonably
be expected thai work viii Be COM
neneod "a q short time. It ID % Be
hoped that work viii BE- begun and he
road pushed through e. rapidly es DOS
sible, and II force enough could Be pui
on two mnntha shonn Gee an almost
completed road. enough 10 carry Oh the
Immense amonnt Of grain which 10 nov
awaiting shipment. &
The remark Il often heard thai ths
Increase Of manueaotogies u not keep.
ing psce With the growth In population
Of the city. but . momente thoqRhl
viii enfioe 30 convinoe one that tns
statements Il unWaxFantee. DuFing the
past year she population has moi
doubled, but the manufacturers hAve
The oatmeal mill across the track, ~
bRickyard on the ridge, the cEaeker fae-
tory, The new machine shop and foun-
dry, both potteRies and tbe planning mil
across the track, all are onsprina Of ths
past year. Both douf mills are alsC
building large additions, which vii
cause q great increase 10 the amount oi
hour produced. -Spobans Rsviese.
General ManaQer Holoomb, Supsrin-
tendens O. w. johnson, General Freight
Agent Canpbell, Of the Oregon Railway
q Navigation Company, we're escorted
through Walla WalIa Thursday. To q
reporter they said they were there "a
make the acquaintance Of the people
shis being their fret visit TO this sec,
ton. They found shat the valley had
nos been exaggerated, aud that VIA
will bensfii that section win also benefit
the railroad esmpany. A rata for fTuil
from the valley TO the East has bser
promised equal TO that Of OalifoTnla,
which hea done % much toward devel-
opinplkhe rssources Of that State, and
viii Do from 81 70 size. When such q
rata shall have been established WalIs
Walla will boom Of verify.
Last year board Of ofIaoera passed
six months trying 10 bay eighty cavalrJ
horses, and had 10 90 10 Grand Rondt
Valley 10 make Up the nnmbeg. Thi
year, instead Of trying DO bag here, thi
GoVeTnmens semi &i0O00 worth oil
cavalry horses 10 Fort Walla Walls
from Sc. Louis. This Il @ state Of af
fairs that should not exist. The market
for cavalry hoEsen will never grew less
AZ good horses for cavAlgy can be raised
In Wells MaliA Valley e. can be pro-
dueeG IN the world In order that thl
farmers nay know what kind Of horse
sre seeded by the cavalry Major Ne
0FeRar viii allow half an hour for In
spection after the Grill on the fsiI
ground Friday afternoon Walla Walk
UaSon.
The exhibition building at OoIfax Is
something neR IN its way, and no one
Ia this part Of the United States ever
came across anything like e. AZ here
tofore mentioned Is ID in the form Of q
Greek CROSS. the center being 20 feel
square and SO feet high, forming kind
Of open court, around The t0p % which
balcony will be built next year, with q
- aawmpnw Aanr. fw,r,a Aha r<.saao a..
The wings are forty feet square, and
one can stand In the center OF the build.
Ina and view every part Of the stTuo-
ture without taking 9 step. A more
convenient and imposing structure Of
similar dimensions could not have been
conceived. The American dag viii float
from q high hsg stan IN the center Of
she roof, and Q handsome porch will
ed beauty TO the 'front.'.
The biggest train ever pulled out Of
Walla Walla left the depot for Wallnla
Friday afternoon. Il consisted Of an
enRine aud tender, passenger car, bag
gaze car and 81 box cars loaded With
w1eat. The wheat weighed 9lB tons o.
$4,000 pounds. To haul this Load TO
Portland shs o. Is. 4 N. Company
charges &a67S. Az IL will be necessary
for over Ave trains Of like Dimensions
every dag for the next year 10 remove
the present crop Of the Inland Empirs,
the o. Il. q N. Company 10 likely 20 pail
z considerable sum Of money from me
bottle % which they have this section.
fhe freight money which our farmers
will pay to the railroad company this
year would build niekle plated rail.
road from here 20 the Northern Pacific,
With four lines Of rails-and better than
al, q you'd extract che coFk.-WaIla
Waila Vatoa.
On last Thursday sveuinQ, about s
O'Clock, . moas distressing accident 90
cured % the farm Of j. 3. Burein, thses
miles south Of thia place, whegeby Jake
BnrRin, son Of J. g., ioss his life, being
accidentally killed By the discharge o.
q shot gun. About the tins above
mentioned, Jake took the gun and vent
down below the house e shoot ducks.
Before returning, In getting uvsr shs
fence near the house, both barrels Of
the gun were discharged the eontspts
striking him 10 front, above the right
bin, ranging upward. A few minutes
after the dischafRg 81 tbs gun be wea
seen on she eFound, with The gun lyina
across his body. Whgn one Of The
family got 10 him be l0oked up. but did
nos SPEAK, dying within Q feW minutes.
Ga SATURDAY. Elder y. r. Eehe7man